Styling Project
Patricia field
Patricia Field was born in 1941 in New York City to a Greek father and an Armenian mother, who emigrated from Plomari, Lesbos, Greece.She was raised in Astoria, Queens, and has claimed credit for inventing the modern legging for women's fashion in the 1970s. She is the owner of the eponymous boutique Patricia Field. She met Sarah Jessica Parker during the filming of 1995's Miami Rhapsody. They became friends and worked together on the television series Sex and the City. Before the first season of Sex and the City, Parker asked Field to design some of the clothes that her character, Carrie Bradshaw, would wear. During Field's tenure as costume designer on the series, the show became well known for the fashions. For her work on Sex and the City, Field was nominated for five Emmy Awards, with one win, and nominated for six Costume Designers Guild awards, with four wins. She is one out of six honorees of the 2008 Reel Time Film Festival. She went on to return as costume designer for the movie Sex and the City.Also television credits include Hope & Faith and Ugly Betty. She served as costume designer for the feature film The Devil Wears Prada, for which she was nominated for an Oscar for Best Costume Design. Patricia appeared as the first guest judge during the first season of the Bravo reality television series Project Runway. Her eponymous boutique was featured in a 2007 episode of Kathy Griffin's reality show My Life on the D-List, as well as on a 2008 episode of Paris Hilton's My New BFF. She designed the outfits in Namie Amuro's music videos for her three songs "New Look", "Rock Steady“.
Edward Enninful
Edward Enninful was born in Ghana, but at a very young age, moved to Ladbroke Grove, London, along with his parents and five siblings. His mother worked as a seamstress, and inspired him with the vividly patterned colors and fabrics she used while creating clothing for her British-Ghanaian friends. At the age of 16 Edward was spotted on the train by stylist Simon Foxton. "I was 16 and I had no idea who Simon Foxton was," he said in an interview for Telegraph Magazine. "About two weeks later I was stopped again, this time by a model scout. When he told her that he has already been approached by Simon Foxton, she told Edward how amazing he was and weeks later Edward was shooting with him at his house, along with Nick Knight, a founder-photographer of i-D."By the age of 17, he had been introduced to Trish and Terry Jones, founder of i-D magazine, and soon began assisting i-D fashion director Beth Summers. He finished college, earning a degree at Goldsmiths, University of London. At the age of 18, Edward position as fashion director at i-D made him the youngest ever fashion director for an international publication. In 1998, Edward Enninful became a contributing editor to Italian Vogue, At Italian Vogue, he spearheaded the production of its "Black Issue", which featured only black models, including Naomi Campbell, Jourdan Dunn and Alek Wek.
Katie Grand Katie Grand grew up in Birmingham. She discovered fashion at 12. At secondary school she stated her strongest subjects were Maths, History and English. On deciding her career, she said, "around fifteen I decided that I wanted to do something in art or fashion", so she began taking night classes at the local college in sculpture, life drawing, jewelry making and pottery to improve her design skills. After completing sixth form, Grand began a foundation course at Birmingham's Bournville College of Art, where she was named Student of the Year, achieving 96%. Katie Grand then moved on to Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design where she found it hard to settle on a single subject—"I tried design, marketing, journalism, knitwear... and ended up doing print, which I still find weird.“Named by British newspaper The Daily Telegraph as "one of the most powerful stylists in the world", Katie began fashion styling while still at St. Martins, directing and styling fashion shoots for newly launched magazine, Dazed & Confused in the 1990s. She was later bought by style magazine The Face as Fashion Director. Soon after this, Grand was made Editor-in-Chief of POP, a launched bi-annual fashion magazine. This position brought Grand many friendships, including with celebrities Madonna and Agyness Deyn, and designers Stella McCartney, Luella Bartley, Miuccia Prada and Giles Deacon. She infamously convinced actress Elizabeth Hurley to pose nude on the cover of POP, just six weeks after giving birth. Katie is the editor of LOVE, a bi-annual fashion magazine she launched herself. She styles many fashion photo shoots and shows including Giles and Unique at Topshop. She has also worked on fashion shows for Louis Vuitton and Prada.
Monica Rose Monica Rose in my Favourite Stylist I love how she puts clothing together, Also I am in love with her own fashion sense. She has worked with some of my favourite celebrity's. Monica Internationally renowned as one of the most socially viable celebrity stylists in the industry, Monica Rose has successfully converted emerging talent into bonafide tastemakers. Current and former clients include: Kim, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian; Kris, Kendall and Kylie Jenner; Keri Hilson, Giuliana Rancic, Vanessa Lachey and Mindy Kaling, to name a few. Inspired by her mother, Monica has mastered the art of styling high-end fashion with accessible everyday style. Monica has scoured the world's finest design houses to curate epic moments for editorial campaigns, red carpet and television shows including: E! Entertainment's "E! News," "Fashion Police," "Daily 10," and "Keeping Up With The Kardashians"
What makes a fashion stylist?
Fashion accessories Fashion e costum y: r e l l e w je n
Hair Accessories :These make your outfit
a Is a fast y to a w y s a e ur make yo a nd t s t i f t u o ou t !
stand out by put a little something in your hair
Bags:
simple but yet amazing they make your outfit look complete.
Hats:They
make such a big difference to your outfit!
Body Shapes
How to help define your body shapes:
.You can wear high
wasted clothing for example jeans ,skirts or even belts to bring your waste in. .Wear body control Underwear that defines your waste. .Mainly dress in one simple colour or different shades of that colour it will make your body look longer and taller.
. Wear dark
bottoms to make your hips look smaller. .Try clothes that have a pattern on so it brings your body shape in. Wear skirts that have plates or lines in as that brings your waste in and defines your hips.
.Wear long tight figure
hugging skirts, Makes your waste look smaller an your legs look longer. .Wear dresses an one piece outfits like jumpsuits , playsuits. . Dark bootcut jeans with big pockets on the bum it will balance your curves.
.Wear skinny jean
they will show off your legs. .Wear slim fitted boyfriend blazers. .Try buying larger clothes t gibe the top half of your body shape. .Wear belts around your waste with peplum to make your waste have shape.
.wear printed an
patterned Fabrics on your bottom half of your body It helps add bulk an volum. . Try tops that have ruffles on or a nice long neckline also look for detailed tops .tailored jackets an slim lined trousers.
Mixing Different Textures and Patterns
Mixing different textures and patterns is a fabulous way to create more variety in your outfits, giving your outfit an interesting depth which is definitely a must if you want to take Mixing large patterns can empower your outfit and make you look wider. How ever they can look really a more individualistic and personal approach to dressing.
Vary the scale of the patterns
Same colour family Your patterns should share the same colour scheme. Or a print that has atleast one of the colors of the other print.
bold an can flatter your body sometimes you can out medium and large patterns together its can make your outfit look to busy.
Break it up a bit
By using bold solid colour this breaks your outfit up,Its makes the outfit look more fun, balanced and modern. Basic wide belts, jackets and hosiery are great for this.
Don’t go too matchy-matchy Similar polka dot patterns on head and toe make it look like you’re overly confined to fashion rules. As if your outfit is too well-thought and predictable. It just isn't exciting to look at. Add a few surprises by wearing different types of prints and textures.
Colour Theories
Complementary fashion
Warm fashion Analogous Fashion
Styling for consumer groups
Consumer Groups Affluent
Student Innovator
Client Profile
Body shape -hourglass Skin colour/ tone –Olive Skin colour Face shape Hair colour-dark brown Height- 5 ft 5 Eye Colour-deep blue Job- works in a boutique Hobbies- shopping –making clothes –spending time with friends Special occasions coming up/ Season - summer Likes and dislikes Insecurities / Best features doesn’t like her chest/ feet, best features her belly an legs Size - 6 Brands they like- Alexandra Mcqueen ,Kenzo ,Mochino ,Marc Jacobs, Vivienne Westwood, Chanel / High street brands are Topshop, Zara, Asos, Riverisland, Budget- 800
Going Out night wear
Day Time wear
Evening wear
Innovator Customer Profile
India Is a free lance Designer who owns her own fashion boutique shop. She is very experimental In her own fashion style and likes to try new things. She is not afraid to stand out! She also likes to visit art gallery's In her own time.
Affluent Customer Profile
Lilly owns her own fashion magazine company in New York City. She likes to spend her money on vintage and couture clothes. She is not really experimental With colour she sticks to light creams and darks browns sometimes even pastel colours . She likes to go to High end fashion shows in her own time.
Student Customer Profile
Ivy has a part time job working in topshop, she is experimental with her fashion she loves to find a bargain but also she likes save her money and buy expensive clothes. Also she likes to go shopping with her friend in her spare time.
Plus Size Customer Profile
Olivia works in a children's nursery, she likes to wear different range of colored clothing. Also she likes to buy Expensive clothes. In her spare time she like to read a lot Of fashion magazines.
Maternity Customer Profile
Mia is the manger of cricket fashion. She likes designer labels but also she shops on the high street , She’s not scared to try anything new she loves trying different styles. In her own time she makes her own clothes.
Future Trend Research A/W 16/17
Future Trend Research A/W 16/17
Future Trend Research A/W 16/17
Styling project
Task 4
Practical Salvage Trends
Customer Profile
INNOVATOR
CREATIVE
UNIQUE
Hair And Make Up Ideas
Garments and Accessories
Model and Pose
Location
DATE: 23/2/15 TIME: 1mp SHOOT/JOB: Affluent /Innovator LOCATION: Studio CREATIVE TEAM DETAILS: Megan Flanagan, Hayley Flanagan PHOTOGRAPHER: Megan Flanagan MAKE UP: Black eye liner, Black Mascara , Dark lip stick HAIR STYLIST: Hayley Flanagan , head scarf rapped round bun WARDROBE STYLIST: Megan Flanagan, Net all in one, Alexandra McQueen jumper, Rope, Mask MODEL(S): One PRIMARY CONTACT: Megan Flanagan ANY SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: Projector
Contact sheet
Main Magazine cover
Evaluation For my future trend I have chosen Practical Salvage AW16/17. This is when embellishments turns rough but still feels considered and luxurious. ‘’Where elegance and femininity undercut with an edge of harshness and fantasy”, WGSN.com. To reflect the Practical salvage trend I chosen to make a mask full of screws and bolts to represent the harshness. Also I chosen my model she had shaved purple /silver hair also had piercing to fit in for my trend. I also chosen the clothes for my photo shoot i had my model to wear a net cat suit, Alexandra McQueen oversized jumper, a orange skirt with wire in to make it look puffy, also I used rope to get the dark harshness effect. For my location I was in a studio I had a bare wall projected in to a white background so it looked more effective I also used props for example I used manikins , orange plastic and rope. I chose to Target my styled towards Innovators but with a touch of luxury. To target the innovator I created a conceptual styled look rather than a commercial everyday wear look I used the mask to represent the innovator look because that is unique and stands out also you wouldn’t wear this everyday. For the luxury side of my shoot I used brand clothing which made this shoot affluent but I put a twist on it and but the two together so its high end fashion with a twist of unique and harshness to the shoot. I edited my images so they stand out and look really bold and dark, I have edited them so you can see a lot of detail on the mask and makes it stand out and I also moved shapes of the picture so it look pixelated, also I faded to pictures together to make my front cover of my magazine. I chosen Faint for my magazine because there images are bold unique and they fit in with a innovator shoot also it has high end fashion in it. Faint has many conceptual editorials that communicate strong messages, I feel like my shoot fits in because of the strong conceptual feel to it. I researched in to innovator to see how the model was styled that’s were I got inspired to make a mask for my shoot. For my mood boards I got many of pictures to I had lots of different ideas before I actually done my shoot. At home I experimented on myself with some make up before I do my shoot. I was really pleased with my photo shoot it went better than I expected my model was really understanding with what styled shoot I was going for and she under stud how I wanted her to pose. I had no problems with my shoot the only thing I would do if I could do it again I would bring more clothes maybe do more dramatic make up an I would also like to take some of the photos outside .